=pod
=head1 NAME
Webservice::InterMine::Cookbook::List::Upload - Uploading Lists
=head1 SYNOPSIS
use Webservice::InterMine;
my $service = Webservice::InterMine->get_service('www.flymine.org/query', $TOKEN);
# From a file on disk containing gene symbols (one per line).
my $file = '/path/to/some/file/somewhere.tsv';
my $list = $service->new_list(content => $file, type => 'Gene', name => 'an uploaded list');
# From an array of strings
my @symbols = qw/eve zen rudimentary Mad/;
my $list = $service->new_list(content => \@symbols, type => 'Gene', name => 'an uploaded list');
# From a query
my $query = $service->new_query(class => 'Gene');
$query->add_constraint(
path => 'Gene',
op => 'IN',
value => 'my other list'
);
$query->add_constraint(
path => 'Gene.length',
op => ' 2000
);
# The type of this list can be inferred
my $list = $service->new_list(content => $query, name => 'an uploaded list');
=head1 DESCRIPTION
You can create lists associated with your account in two main ways. Either you can provide
a collection of identifiers (for example gene symbols) and get the InterMine server try and
unambiguously resolve them into objects in the database, or you can provide a query that specifies
exactly what you want.
If you don't specify a name, a default name will be assigned, and unless the query is renamed, the
list will be deleted when the program terminates.
Notes:
=over
=item Uploading from files
All text in the files will be interpreted as identifiers, so you wouldn't want to, say, try
to upload a gff3 file directly. Valid separators are spaces, tabs and new-lines, so you will want
to quote (with either double or single quotes) and identifiers that have these characters.
=item Uploading from an array of strings
These strings will be automatically quoted.
=item Uploading from a query
If the query has no output columns (an empty view) the root of the query will be used to define
what to save. If there are output columns, they should all be attached to the same object, and that
will be used to identify the objects to save. ie:
# If used this query would save a list of one gene.
my $query = $service->new_query(class => 'Gene');
$query->add_constraint(path => 'Gene.symbol', op => '=', value => 'eve');
# Adding this view would make this query save the list of proteins associated with eve.
$query->add_view('Gene.proteins.name');
=item Duplicates and Conversions
These will be ignored. See L for ways to
deal with these issues.
=back
=head1 CONCLUSION
Lists can be created from a variety of sources.
=head1 SEE ALSO
=over
=item L
=item L
=item L
=item L
=item L
=back
=cut